Working Their Way Into the White House
But, “I don’t think Democratic lobbyists have many executive branch options,” said Pape, who worked at the Food and Drug Administration in the 1970s.
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Even in a Wave, Some Get Just What They Deserve
Wealthy Democrat Jim Harlan was convinced he could beat Republican Rep.
Stevens Asking Colleagues to Hold Off Expulsion Talk
Although it was unclear how many lawmakers Stevens has reached out to, GOP aides said he has been making calls urging his colleagues to withhold judgement until the appeals process is exhausted.
Smithsonian Goes Low for Highbrow Exhibits and Art
Because of the latter, the connected Sackler Gallery was built. S.
Real Estate in D.C. Area Comes Down to Earth
At the end of September, the inventory of homes on the market in Washington hit the highest level in 11 years, but the supply of homes was still about half the national average.
McConnell Could Influence RNC Chairmanship Race
“I don’t have any view on whether that gets or loses me votes on the committee,” Duncan said Wednesday during a brief telephone interview while in Florida to attend a meeting of Republican governors
Dodd Comes to Lieberman’s Defense
“Whatever anger there may exist within a party, I don’t think that ought to be visited on the people of the state, and they shouldn’t be asked to pay a price for people’s political decisions.” It
Pelosi Friends to Reap Rewards
Wasserman Schultz was considered an odds-on favorite to head up the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee over the next two years. But Pelosi last week persuaded Rep.
Reid: Lieberman’s Future Remains with Democrats
Say, ‘Joe, we don’t like what you did. And here is what we propose we’re going to do.’” Senate Democrats might vote on Lieberman’s fate at their next regular policy luncheon on Nov. 18.
Ms. Truman’s Murderous Legacy
Truman, is also the same Truman who started a successful singing career at 16 and was a secretary to the board of trustees of the Harry S. Truman Foundation.
Burgess in Race for Policy Chair
Asked about Boehner’s response, he said: “He was very able to restrain his unbridled enthusiasm.” “Clearly, he and Thaddeus are buddies,” Burgess said.
Alaska Race May Not Be Called for 2 Weeks
Don Young (R) has not been declared the victor despite his 16,939-vote lead over state House Minority Leader Ethan Berkowitz (D), who has yet to concede the race because of the high number of outstanding
Despite Obama’s Small-Dollar Success, Big Money Still Rules
That was made crystal clear with the news that he had raised raise more than $600 million through September, about $70 million less than the $674 million that all the Democratic and Republican candidates
Early Organization of New Congress Has Roots in Reform Era
One of the main complaints then was that new Congresses took far too long to get organized.
Heard on the Hill: Yes, He Did
But as of Thursday afternoon, change was just a blue background with an “under construction” message.
Waxman Coup Worries Moderates
Aside from broadly centrist tendencies, the two groups donÂ’t have much in common.
Obama’s Coattails Were Long but Not Flowing
This was a strong factor for Obama. The Democrats won both contests in six of the listed states: Colorado, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon and Virginia.
The New Members of the House
Don Cazayoux, the six-month incumbent Democrat, and Michael Jackson, a state Representative.
The Next Freshman Class
Kilroy was here — as a candidate for Congress. Twice, in fact.
Blunt Is Out
The decision, which was expected, comes in the wake of Election Day losses that pushed the Republicans further into the House minority.